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On Oct. 10Th, 1887, near MechanicstoWn,M Mrs
EhzabcthGciScman, aged - years and Il
days. Her remains We're inferred in the
Hi cemetery, This place.
Died at her residence in Graccham, Md. oct
Goth Julia a. Bggs, aged 70 Years, 10 mo
and $ days.
Dearest Mother thy days are ended,
All thy mourning days below;
Thou by angel guards attended,
Did'st to Jesus presence go.
Trusting in thy Saviors merit
Thou hast seen thy Lord above,
Waiting to receive thy spirit,
Rcacing out the crown of love.
For the joy he sits before thee,
Thou didst bear n moments pain
Die to live a life of glory,
Suffer with thy Lord TO reign,
{. VI. l..
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A Gift For All.

In order to give all a chance to test 1t, and
thus he convinced of its wonderful curative
powers, DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, will be, tor :.
limited time. given away. This offer is not
only liberal but shows unhoundcd faith in
the merits Of this great remedy. All who
suffer from Coughs Colds, Consumption
Asthma. Bronchitis, or any affection o
Throat, Chest, or Lungs, are especially re
uursted to call ut NJ + Lcaihrrmns Drug
Store, and get Il Trial Bottle Free, Large
Bottles 81
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War Of the Glasses.

The last act OF the terrible lIaymark.
ct riot in Chicago was enacted on FRI
dav last when four Of the seven Anarohs
were hung, one having committed sui
eide and two having their sentence COM
muted to life Imprisonment.
These men We're the head represent
atiyes Of class Of desperately diScon-
tented people III the country IN them
was developed and incarnated the idea
of violent opposition to law, rs such ;
they would crush even the abstract
IDEA of law ami place in each indlYld-
ual hard the right to strike, take and
and direct for itself.
Previous to 1877, we stool but lit
tie IN fear Of social rotjng, bat today
we arc face to face with the disturb
ing issue, the disposition Of the poor to
adopt an argument of death with the
rich.
We had read of the risln@S Of Sert- :;
Of bread riots and OF the red commune,
but these. all. We were taught to believe
were the outcome Of o,l.worl1 tyranny
and Of impossible growth IN tree Am r
lea.
On the very thre>hol | OF onr second
century, while is Vet bNt deveIonl =
and really in but onr second decade
of wonlrous vigorous growth, we find
an ism of the most mallsnant type, I'M
fortunately bat too deeply grounjrd
in our free sol,
with million. Of fertile acres t. hive
for accepting with a rapid spread Of
population androo N for tens of mllIlonS
more, We find class of people who are
pinched and crowded who Will make
room for thnmSrl Ives by killing those
who have tnriven where they have not
and who fail to profit by the example
ofthe hundreds Of thousands Of we'll to
do and satisfied citizens, who have not
had from their child hood, one unmor-
tied advantage oyer. them.
They ere here and the fact that they
are with rs is the one to be considered
it is useless to argue tA It their growth
here is an unnatural one and that in
tn" atmosphere Of free America the
bitter fungus can not hold root.
Escaping tyranny and finding them
selves IN a land whore speech and press
enjoy unlimited freedom, the vicious,
idle and disconnected Of all nations
will naturally seek these privileges and
become enraptnred at the change from
life Of suIlem cringng bitterness in
the old world, to that of unhri1lcd H.
censr in the new. The doctrlnaires.
the leaders, the preachers Of the, 10 lis,
new crusade against law and property,
are German professors, Polish men Of
letters and with such blathcrskite
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OFFICE
or Thu
BOARD OF COUNTY SCHOOL, COM
MlSSlONERS FOR FREDERICK
COT NTl MD

FREDERICK. Mp, Nov. $, lNS,.
\ regular meeting of the Board of School
Commissioners will be held in this Office,
or FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IS. 1851,
Trachrrsl Reports must be in this ONCE
or in the hands of their Commissioner, ON
Mon1nv, Noycmhcr2l All Reports must he
properly filled out and signed by at least tW"
of the Trustees. All exemptions must he
signed by at least two Trustees and accom-
pany the Report.
All Biographies belonging II the school
and to parents, must be returned TO this of
fee on or before December, 10Th 1885,, and
the Arthmclics on or before January 18th,
1888, otherwise will not be cXchrnErl.
All bills must he rccclptcd, Teachers sal
aries will be paid on and after December lst.
BY order,
+. II. NElGIIBORS,
novl1 81 Secretary.
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l.
Work BEuuN.-On Tuesday last Engi-
necr Mathews and Road Master Straw were
in our town on Tuesday last and laid out
the work of removing the depot and men
are now engaged thereon. The water tanks
will he frs, put in place.
The large furnace at Catoctin has gone out
of blast and the stock on hand will be con
s,mcd by the smaller one in about thirty
DAYS when there will lie another shut down.
This we are led to believe will be final
one under the present management.
If 1T is the purpose of the Receiver to sell
thc'property, We trust that he will delay 1t no
longer than may be for the interest OF owners
and creditors, for we long to see this great
industry in the hands of those able and dis
posed to put its every fire in blast. Hun
drcds depend upon it and thousands feel its
Influence.
RELIGIOUS. The communion of the Lords
supper was celebrated in Crcagcrstown Re
formed church Sunday morning Oct 20.
The pastor preached on "Thc obedience OF
Noah.' Two members, heads. of families
were received into the church, At the
Monthly Missionary meeting in the evening
the pastor read an account Of the recent
meeting of the Potomac Synod at Mechanics
burg, Pa
The communion was administered to
Trinity Reformed congregation Sunday
Oct 30. The number Of guests was large
At the monthly missionary meeting in the
evening of the same DIV the pastor preached
on "lhr need of more ministers and how to
supply the need His effort was highly APP
prcciatcd by the members and the audi
cnce present.
Very interesting exercises were rendered
at the monthly meeting OF the missionary
society, Apples church last Snnd1y evening.
After the devotional services, select readings
were given by Misses Florence Stansberry,
Lilly erosion and Amelia Miller. Tnc pas
tor made short address and read several Sc
lcctions.
worry ,,r,c copnrcr,,ioo assembled At
,,,,o, Church lac, Sunday an III. occ,sion
of ,,o .o.,;.,n,,,1 c,,,n,n,,, If fine con
,,ror,,;,, IN, ,,.,or ,r.,,hnl ON "Th,
,,,,,r. al, ,hn p rl; ,,, If r,;uri.
,,,ov r,., ,,,.,,,l,,1;os WON, confirmed
'r,. ,,,,,,.,,, ,ri, Ina lo,,,.l :,
,,,, h,,,orn1,,,, ;n..i,u,io,s ,f ,ro church
~,
-, "''''' ~ ','''' ~
~,
'' :" ~ ''''' ,'ft'''
ann ''''' paw,
sunday, Nov. ON 1885, was re-" F''''
day III the k'aNI kidgc Reformed cA0F'n'
The CON nunon was very hrGe-tho lnrr
est in the history Of the congregation,
Tho Sermon on"rhr Pool Of B ,hr,,I,"
v,,. ,tte,;ivclv listened tn
.,.,o.,.., ,,.,.. .,n,..,,, -.
',,. "; ,h,,.,..,
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Thursday Nov. II, 1887.
NewsDHDer Law Decisions.

T. Any person who takes a paper regularly from
the poStuiiircwhcthcr directed to his name or an
other y or whether he has subscribed or not-is re
Sl,onsbc for the payment.
If any person orders his paper discontinued he
or she must pay all the arrearagcs or the publisher
may continue to send it until payment is made
end collect the whole amount, whether the paper is
taken from the office or not.
No pnper will be discontinued until paid up.
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-i1QtOnal Lorul3.

Dr. Dcvilbss VINO left ClcagcrsiOWn for
owa some months ago, has returned and 10
ted in practice in his old home, whore he
ss he will remain.
Nobberies have been pcrpctraled now
isJal times in this locality recently aniGht
,si with q loa led gan might be good
Iument for our business men.
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS
AT WHOLESALE.-
Rahiqpre cWrkr@,

We give IN the following table of prices
the ratings of Tuesday previous to our
issue, as likewise that of the Tuesday a-week
previous. BY this method we inform our
readers, at a glance, the course Of tie mar
ket, which is as essential rs Il knowledge OF
the present week.
Last week. Tins week
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JOSEPH T. IlERSiIIDE,

late of Frederick county, Nd. dcccascd-
All persons having claims AGAINST the said
deceased, are hereby warned to EXHIBIT the
same with the vouchers thereof, legally au
thcnticatcd, to the subscriber. on or before
the Tenth day of April, 1888; they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all ben
eft of said estate. Those indebted to the
deceased are desired to make immediate pay
mcnt.
Given undcrm hand this 10th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1887,
JOSEPH HAYS,
octGGt Executor.
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Is ltyou want goodsFur Robe, or any
thing in the lIarnesss linc,it will pay YOU to
call on f. II. Gcrnand where a full and com
pletc stock will be found.
Oct. 20 at
CO. For Table Syrups we challenge COM
petition: at 80, 40'and 80 cents; all we ask
is trial Of the last two, you'll buy syrups
then regularly at,
Roots
CB"FALL AND WINTER BONNETS.
| again avail myself of the usual method Of
informing my friends that have purchased
and have now in stock my Fall and Winter
fashions of bonnets, hats, ribbons, and trim
mings. They are very pretty this fail and.l
have chosen of the prctlicst. ~ Come and see
them.
oct27 At. Mrs. G. lIcsson.
"a" CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.-Wc
are in receipt Of Il new line Of Cassimercs-
Suits made to order and tiisayuaranterd,
at Roots.
cTy" Dress goods, a full line plain and
plaid Trco and other dress goods, black
cassimercs. &C.,
a, Roots.
Gum Shoes all sizes, acknowledged
by all first class shoes dealers to be the very
best made and sold at same prices as Candcc
and other makes at,
at Roots
II" Noions-Nclvets, Shawls, Hosiery,
Gloves, Underwear of all kinds, Hoods, ,Jrr,
scys, Ladies' and Misses Bouclc Coats Ger,
mantown wool, Zcphyrs and SaXony Yarns
Nc, &c.
at Roots.
sB- Hats and Caps i ask You just to en-
anime my stock of that goods and compare
prices, from 25ctS., up,
~" just received Il ton OF Sunbury Nails,
at Roots
- WANTED.-Tcn Berkshire or 9th.
cr well bred shojc> lht will weigh from sc
to 100 pounds apiece.
Inquire at
>rplN2t TIN. OFFICE
$50. ,,,>.,,,. u. >,.,,,,,
.ei,.n., ,,.,o.
-
F''' ~
sept sat THIS OFFICE
~ Tram Sl.J Nil. .,,, p,,J p.,,.1,,.
al Roots
- NANlED,-An active man 10 can
VaSs TINS county Tor '"' sac OF Il popular
,ll,.-
Box 80,
sent 1,,.u FKEDrHlcK VI u
- FOX NAlf.-A "'S'IAoI' Niia'I prop
criN OF i arrrN OF land, "',h mouse ana Darn
ANA al IN good t"h''lol'' near h'c""N"
NH; WIFI u" H"'' 'n'0t'' '"' '"''I''' '''"'
nation call upon the su'N'rlo'r,
uurlGif BERNARD COLLlFIO WEIR
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Executors Notice.

TNlIIS is to give notice, that the suhscrih.
l. rr has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Frederick county, Md Letters tcs-
tamcntary on the estate of
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The GIeatBcok Of the Century.
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT YET An
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The Battles and Leaders
of the Civil War.

Is distinguished men who took leading part
ON either side are writing it,
50 of the most eminent artists are contrib
ntnT over
1900 of the finest illlst ra,ions in the world.
There will be more than
5000 pages printed on the best paper.
1t will he first Published in parts, bringing
it within the means of every man in the
Country and afterwards in volumes. Ii is
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1t is sold only on subscription, and has al
ready reached n phenomenal sale Agents
who want territory should apply at cncc to
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independent Of the East AS though she were
in India, which cannot be said OF some OF
the Middle stac that iiayc bright futures
before them also. With all the many things
in this country's favor, like nearly evcrvothcr
place it has its drawback. Climate Is Il con-
sideratoIi that many look more to than
money. TO those who prefer rain, rain,
rain to STOW and ram, or good old unadul-
tcrated stay-all- winter. snow, as we have it
in Minnesota, they can find it here. The
rainy season commences about 10Th October
and lasts till late in April. Now one might
think this un .cndurable but 1t is not so I'm
told. Everybody gets used to it, and SO
used to it that when they see eastern people
with umbrella, rubber boots and coat they
call them "tcndcr feet and other like pet
names. 1t is not the raw cutting rain that
chils the bones, and fills ones mouth with
strange oaths.' 1t is warm and am tol Il
even dry ram, which in this western YER
naclllar means, mist, or fog. AT any rate
everybody is healthy, seldom have hard colds
ana no tulullll VI lllillli '''il N'Ni' '''H
would not tempt me to put III llS rainy days
out of a possible $50. Yet there are many
who come here to live and grow with coun
try, ian much prefer the climate, yet it Is
not the glorius air of California and feel
glad did not stay and-grow up,
The G. W. Elder, a steamer belonging to
81. ~ r,,,l nj nus
~cngcYs from Seattle to San Francisco in
in four days. | was one Of the number part
of the time, and the other part of the time
was sick 1t makes me dizzy even now to
think of it. Where we passed out the straight
we saw Cape Flattery light, and then COM
mcnccd to feel the swell of the ocean.
1t only downcd me one day, but that was
sufficient for remembrance. To those who
never experienced sea sickness, let me give
YOU a dose. Imagine yourself shot, hung
drowned and poisoned, vet not dead, and
then YOU are little sea sick Bat it makes
one feel splendid atlcrward. Eat: Yes any
thng from pMm-roIl t. an old gum shoe.
Frisco certainly must be the most cosmo-
politnn city in the states. All kinds and all
classes Of people here. Bnv-windowS on the
houses, no end Of them, like wasp nests
stuck up against the raiicrs in barn. Near,
" every one is filled with plants and beau
tIful flowers. Some of the streets in the res
idcnce part Of the city are just one avenue
Of flowers. Roses ndcvrry variety Of flow,
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M EC.HANICSTOWN,
will give you more and better Foods for your
money than any shop outside of Baltimore
City and keeps a better stock on hand than
any other country shop outside Of Frederick
City.
All my harness are
III y n DIN A DE,
and are sold on a
GUAI2A\ TE;E:
if not satisfactory, | VIII replace.
mean this and will do it.
No CITY HARNESS HANDLED
also keep ON hand the celebrated
PEERLESS HARNESS & AXLE OILS,
BUGGY AND WAGON WHIPS,
RIDING AND WAGON SADDLES,
BREAST ASD HARNESS PADS,
|. YANKEE AND DRAFT NAMES,
BRIDES AND HALTERS,
ZINC COLLAR PADS,
BUGGY WASHERS,
COLLARS Nc
ROPE TIES,
Ny stock is complete now and | earnestly
request every person that is in need of any.
thing in my line to call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere sci. low for cash
Goods delivered free of charge, Orders by
mail will hr promptly filled.
Respectfully
T. ii. GERNAND,
ycn,Stt McchanirstoWn, Nd.
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Business Locals.

I9s" If YOU want a good Plush Robe
20 to T. II. Gcrnand's MechaniCstown, Md,
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FINE TOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale the fine
double property on
WATER-ST. MECHANICSTOWN.
This property is part Brick, part Stone, is
substantially bUrl,, well finished and in good
repair. 1t lies along an alley, making it con
vvnlrnt of access, has Il good stable and other
oulbuildpng>, a garden and excellent fruit and
water There is II GOOD sized
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ss;" lfyou want Il goodsFur Robe, or any
thing in the lIarnessslinc.it will pay you to
call on Il. II. Gcrnand where full and com
pletc stock will be found.
Oct. 20 at
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GOT THERE ELL!
EA~ LOOK ~y

For the Red FLAG sign ON East Main' Street,
and take bee line for il and you will find II
little place in the corner that keeps Oysters
and if YOU have rot the sand to call for a
stew YOU will be surprised to find such oys-
tcr> in the place they are large and fat. We
do not tack on io0Ur oysters any fancy or tic-
ti,ious names 10 order to deceive the trade
and sell them, they are simply known ~
Chances FUll Moon Brand and ihcir superior
quality sells them. Good oysters is what yoH
want to hold Your trade and YOU can Get
them from IL. Our oysIc> are always fresh
and DO Not rcIulr" injurious lrc>crva'ivc- in
order to keep them ~ !, the case with many
oysters now shipped from Baltimore. We
handle no hluulrd stock nor trashy cHi,@, OHt
PRIME oyster. and sr.ld meat.
We have conncctct'to on, Oyster Depart.
wcMt this reason,
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Cy- For Table Syrups we challenge COM
petition: at 80, 40,'and 80 cents; all we ask
is a trial Of the last two, you'll buy syrups
then regularly at,
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Work BEouN.-On Tuesday last Engi-
necr Mathews and Road Master Straw were
in our town on Tuesday last and laid out
the work of removing the depot and men
are now engaged thereon. The water tanks
will he first put in place.
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"a" CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.-Wc
are in receipt Of Il new line of CasSimercs-
Suits made to order and is2guarancrd,
at Roots.
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- " Ant ED. An active man 10 can
vaso this county tor the sale of a popular
household aric!c--on salary or commission
Ad,llr~~,
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eB"FALL AND WINTER BONNETS.
again avail myself of the usual method Of
and have now in stock my Fall and Winter
fashions of bonncts, hats, ribbons, and trim
mngS. They are very pretty this fail and.l
have chosen OF the prctlicst. Come and see
them.
A Nru ( IT,uco,
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cEy~ Dress goods, full line plain and
plaid Trco and other dress goods, black
cassimcrcs. &c,
at Roots
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-03
MARKEr aUOTATIexA.

SEArrLR. March 2.-OwinR 10 the
prevalence OF severe weather on the
large cattle ranges. wholesalers IN thi,
city have been compelled TO again raise
The price OF dressed meats. Jobbina
prices nov rule ia this market At Ia
cents per pound for beef and mutton.
and , cents for pork. Retail prices
range 80 fellows; Beef, i2L. 10 70 cents
per pound; mastsn, 6 20 Is cents; p1rk.
10 10 is ceuts per pound. ID is under
stood that chi is the limit and that
prices will not change again until they
begin on the downward read.
POFArOES-rhe drst new potatoes
made Their appearance in the Seattle
market yesterday. They came on the
steamer MEXICO from California and
are sold At cents per pound. Farmers
are still resolving high prices for pota-
toes on the bank. Retail Rrices hers
rale at 9 70 20 81. rs per hundred weight
HAf-IobhinR priees here are placed
At 10 on the wharf or ga delivered.
OAtS-LarRe dealers IN this siav
claim that they will sell oats IN ten ton
OF larger lots $50 per ton. Oats re-
tail here a el.T5 per GENITAL.
Blu frER-RstAil prices nov range
from toaT0 cents per roll.
SEEDS. Prices are as follows. RAa
clover. rs cents per pound, white cIovsr
Y cents; alsike clover, Is cents; tiuothv,
home grown, Ga oeats; Rss,eru. 81.
cents; red tor, II cents; orchard srass.
~ cents; alfalfa. s. cents; psreuniaI u.il.
let, ~ cents per pound.
hoPS- The only price known 10 be
offered AZ preseut IL 20 eeots per pound.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ksa per ton, r.
tail, si.7s per GENITAL.
OOhN-CFushed OF whole, wholesale,
80 per ton; retail. 81 60 per censal.
OIL OAkE MEAIs-WhnlesAle. AS
Per ton; retail, cents per pound.
FIoUk-Whalesale, st.7s; retail. g.
BUrIER-RalAil from Is 10 80 cents
yer roll OF tWo pounds.
E4IiS-W Wholesale. Is eenss. rattan
~ cents Ter dozen.
wholssals. e.; retail.
APPLES Wholesale. 10 n * een,s
and retail for 90 eents 90 81.
GARBAGE - Whslcsale. 9LS esnts
feiAll. ) cents Per pound.
ONiuNs--w holesAis, So 10 SIS Ger
eeni& retail. 5 10 4 oents per pound.
So lA Retail, 81 yer ton ~ hunkers.
NONlb- Retail, cord wood, g. 50
steve vood. blocks. a. stove ve,a
sPlis s. pr soFd. ssliversa.
lhoN-Foandsrs pay 50 80 per toa
for pa iron.
IL AhkR- Ronsh, common, $40 Per
NJ aooring. fiSaiS per A. ~ size ssd
Qaalltyi dressed lna Der. Si-,sIs; rus-
tier slSsli; dressed clear cedAf, $50,
de"F lamos. Faiiey sykes etc., $50 psF
A. psekets cs4ts eaeh; iaths. e. per
tk1esznd, 8 inSgrs g. per thoaS.pd
AILiStCFfS- Bran, uhniesale. a.
Per .as, retail = per esutal; sharts.
~oosesAls, 81 pef ten. retail, & 40 Der
eeniss ceop fced, whoissAls. 8gT; re
tail g. so
FhoNlSloNS-Rst pTioes quoted
A. to.loss; Hans l2ss - u cents psF
peaedi bacon, 10 % Is seats; lard. 10 /.
'sats FER poaHa.
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EPITAPn ON AGNES JONES, BURIED
IN FABIAN CMUgcHYARD.
BT BISHOP ALEXANDER.

BIT BISHOP ALExASDER.
Alone With Christ in this ssqusstered
Piaee,
Thy swee, soul learned its quietuds of
grace,
Ga sufferers waiting 10 this vale Of
ours.
Thy gifted touch was trained to higher
powers:
Therefore, when death. o Agnes came
TO thee,
Net on the cool breath Of our lake. like
ssa,
Bat in the workhouse hospitals hot
ward.
A gentls helper with the gentle Lord;
Proudly as men heroic ashes claim,
We asked TO have thy fever stricken
frame,
Aud lay 10 In our grass beside our foam,
TIL Christ the healer calls his heaters
home.
-LiffslFs LtpiHg Ace.
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Pay from 500 to $50 more 10 an
accent for piano when you can buy .
middlemen. frank kimbail. manu-
factuFer's Agent. Once, three doors
above postoflee. Pianos on easy terms
and for rent. Sample pianos on hand
Send and set pEices. fe22.tf
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TMR KxCKEEUr arAurTns

OF tie dsliRhtfal liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup Of FiRs, commend Il 70 al Who
suffer from habitaai eonstfpakiOn and
kindred ills. Being in LIQUID form ana
pleasant 10 the taste, karmIess IN it,
nature. strengthening 80 veil - cleans
inR IN is properties. 10 Is easily taken
By old and ysanR, and truly beneficial
10 its effects, and therefore the favorits
family remedy, especially With the
ladies' and chill .Fsn, who require gan
tie yet efestiys laxative. For sale By
A. B. Stewart. de-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-03

The CENTRMERr' is the most pop
uisr kid glove in AmsFic., &1.45 for ave
buttons. $l.S0 for eight battoas. They
are far below the price Of any other
standard maker, and for az and dara-
bility are unexcslied. The above are re
tail prices 1.-THE glove il not sold at whole
sale) At SCHWABAOHER BROS. del2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-03
WELLS LINZ SAIL vfSSfLS
STEAMER HELEN.
FOR COLBY, PORTS ORCHARD Ant
WASHINGTON.

a sTEAMER HELEN. W. n
? Kills. Master, leeyes Harrin9
ton = Smiths wharf, Seattle, every Monday
Wednesday and Friday, at 90 4 m. FOR
Colby. Mitchells Point head Of Port or
eherd also. 70 head Of Port washington.
kttuIning leave head Of Port Washington
~ 50 q NJ, head Of Port Orchard AZ 10 a
N, Aftchelis Point a. 1910 A. m, Colhy
M. arriving 81 Seattle about 10 Q. n.
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